It’s not so much about needing to figure out an engineering solution but more about when the cost to build over the sinkhole will be justified by the rate they can charge. Given current price per point for DVC I suspect we are almost there.
Nope. Those are too expensive also. For an example of this see the new Space Mountain Exit. No more dirty power plants powering your future. Clean renewable self transportation with your own two feet.
No, nor could I when I searched. It probably came up in a thread about something else, like a walking path from GF or WL. Or the “Reflections” Resort maybe....
At least I’m not the only one who thinks this has come up before though!
It's more an issue of ADA compliance. But yes, they are expensive.Nope. Those are too expensive also. For an example of this see the new Space Mountain Exit. No more dirty power plants powering your future. Clean renewable self transportation with your own two feet.
Don't we all?Do you just track everything I ever say??!
@Bender123 jogged my memory, it was height balloons, not borings...
Height balloons, this time between TTC and Contemporary
The monorail went by too quickly to snap a pic that was worth anything, but today (5/23) they were flying high test balloons between the ttc and the contemporary. The highest balloon it wasn't as high as the contemporary but it was close. The mystery deepens.forums.wdwmagic.com
IMO, those humongous grey and bland poles lining the picture aint no Vista and ain't no view, (bonus points for anybody who go that movie reference).
Feels like it's been a few days since we've seen updates. Then again, it's probably only been since yesterday -- I just refresh this page way too often.
I was considering a station as a place where people get on and off. I assume that’s why the Disney system is so expensive. It’s not particularly high off the ground or built on a challenging route. They cleared some trees and other than a handful of overwater towers the rest seem pretty basic.It has to have at least 2 stations, even if you can't get off. Don't want guests whipping around 180 at full line speed.
Even those stations aren't the same as the Disney stations, probably just off the shelf. While the Disney ones are off the shelf with an entire building built around them. The route probably doesn't have to deal with anything special underneath it either. Just a sight seeing trip across the facility.
I think the Passport to the Parks guy is on a cruise now. The nerve of that guy!
Perhaps the full complement for DHS & Pop?
